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I j — AMERICA ORDERS ARMS t: ' As Nazi Hordes Cross Polish Ihreshhoia EMBARGO V LI?1ITE0JRAVEL Ban On Ocean Trips Follows Sinking Of Athenia Bombing DISCUSS CONVOYS SHIP SURVIVORS Spectacular Raid Successful Second Proclamation Say Britons CLAIM CRIPPLED Planned Within MAKE MASS FIGHT Short Time CRilFTSIIELLED Two of Germany's Five WASHINGTON Sept (AP) — President Roosevelt Battleships Target Two Shells Fired By proclaimed American neutralOf Attack ity today Submarine Aver lie signed and Secretary Hull of LONDON Sept 5 (AP)— over 4000 wordsa proclamation an British establishing Great Britain's first blow at Germany — a spectacular LONDON Sept 5 (UP) — bombing raid against the Ger- extensive list of regulation designed to keep Americans from projecting the United States Into the Euroofpean war man fleet was declared Document Signed ficially today to have been The president penned his name struck successf ullyi on the document about eleven a The British royal air force m M S T in the presence of a communique issued by the Hull Actlng Attorney General Roof information said bert H Jackson Sumner Welles t'QSurvivors of the British liner Athenia said today that a submarine torpedoed the ship without warning and afterward came to the surface and fired two shells at it as the ministry! A A of state crew aided passengers into scored direct hits with heavy undersecretary Berlc assistant secretary of state lifeboats bombs and damaged two Ger- and Stephen Early presidential About 90 persona perished It was man battleships severely The secretary German navy has only five MINE "REPORT ABSURD" Early announced that the same — Earl would return to the White 5— royal air force bomber carried out the daring daylight raid Monday afternoon against the German fleet at the entrance of the strategic Kiel canal linking vltne- - a itibmtrlne Tired the North sea with the Baltic a torpedo without uarningi Shower Message t Then he mid It "broke ur-iThe aerial attack followed a no there wa no quettion whatever at to what wa the night mass flight of British aircame of the linking: The mere craft showering northern and s western Germany with 6000000 tutteUlon" he added "that mine had been laid by this councopies of a message to the Gertry l obvlouly rldiculoui and man people Thl vat tUjtgested abiurd" The message blamed the war on German leadership and declared yetterday In German agency f Britieh people want to live in peace with the German people estimated on the basil of That British planes were able reports to were kil'ed Some carry out this big scale flight Instantly by the impact of the torpedo Some over German territory and return drpwned At least one— a woman-commi- tted (Continued on Pago 2 Col I) suicide by leaping into (Continued on Page Z Col 2) The LONDON Sept (AP) Stanhope lord president of the council told the home of lord today In dicimlns the Athenia dUaiter that "according to a rr-llab- la ce dlt-patch- et) ur-vivo- ra' BERLIN BOMBED COPENHAGEN HIT BY POLISH SHIPS IN BOMBING RAID COPENHAGEN Sept eye witness told the Asiociated Press today the unidentified plane sea3-(- whioh fiew over the Danish port town of Esbjcrg Monday "disappeared to tho southwest" after dropping four bombs one of which struck an apartment house killing two persons (Esbjerg on the west coast of Jutland is 40 miles north of the German border and 140 miles west of Copenhagen) I was sitting at home eating supper when a strong explosion distance away shook the nmi Vne said the ' witness l ran out on the balcony In time to see a grayish apparently - (Continued on Pago 2 Col it J GERMANS SINK PAIUS Sept 5 (UP) — The Polish radio announced tonight that Polish plancii had bombed Berlin today and had returned to Warsaw without loss The Polish radio also said German planes had bombarded Warsaw and caused several casualties Seven of the German planes were shot down the radio stated ' BERLIN Sept 5— (UP)-T- he agency tonight said four Rritlsh patrol planes were (lighted over Hamburg and that German fighting craft shot down two of them official new 5— (UP)— Apof the liner proximator Athenla's 1100 panmengers still LONDON Sept 500 GUNARD LINER are unaccounted for a survey of IlrltUh and Irih ports showed today LIVERPOOL England i 5 Sept (AP)— The Cunard Line announc ed today that Its steamer Bosnia had bten sunk by a submarine rN1 her crew of 23 rescued by a Arwegian tanker from the 2407-to- n A message Bosnia interrupted before com pletion gave her position aa about 100 miles off the Scottish coast The tanker was reported proceed ing to Lisbon with the rescued One death aboard the Bosnia wa reported that of ft fireman named Woods i j UEItUN Sept rU(UP)— German airplanes In combat between Warsaw and Lodx this morning shot down II PoIUh planes It was announced officially German lotftes Mere not stated It was announced that a third Polish submarine had been sunk In Danzig bay PAULS 6— (AP)— French Sept troop were officially announced late today to be In general contact with the Germans along the entire northern sector of the frontier FRANK FRANCIS 0 WASHINGTON Hept 5 — (UP) —President Itooevelt said today that Americans aboard the Itrlt-l- h liner Athenia had tho right to anticipate Immunity from an unexpected submarine torpedo at- NEWS and tack VIEWS i group y House at p m M S T to give consideration to a second proclamation to be Issued under the neutrality act The latter Immediately will put In operation an embargo on exports of arms ammunition and Implements of war to the combatant nations It also will place restric tions on travel of Americana on vessels of the warring countries President Concerned Early told reporters: MThe one thing the president probably Is most concerned about at the present time Is the devising of means to keep war away from our shores and our waters" Earlier the state department had virtually halted travel of American citizens to Europe Only necessity" "Imperative hereafter will permit citizens to make the eastward Atlantic voy age The order Issued swiftly aft er the sinking of the British liner Athenia on which some Americans were traveling coincided with dia cusslon of plana to convoy Amerl can vessels returning from Euro pean ports The state department action last night voiding passports already Issued unless documentary evidence la submitted that a trip to Europe (Continued on Pago S Col tJ two-thirt- OUCE PROVIOES - ROME Sept 5 (AD —Pre mier Mussolini has Europe guess Ing as to which way Italy will turn now that war has come with Italy still on the sidelines The man who for years told Ital lans that theywere a warrior peo pie and Insisted war Is "a natural event In the life of a people" Is for the moment Europe's chief apostle of peace Italian newspapers have stress save the ed II duce's efforts to peace at the last minute The premier Indicates plainly he haa no plan for Involving Italy In war right now for ht has ap proved the sailing of Italy's two finest merchant vessels the Rex and the Conte dl Savola for the United States to carry hundreds of Americana home There has been only one official statement of policy In the past few days That waa to the effect Italy Is taking no military Initiative Vlrglnio Gayda the highly au thoritative commentator wrote In II Glornale d'ltalla It must not be (Continued on Paao I Col SJ BERLIN Eept 8 (UP)— The government announced today that Glrman soldiers on the Siegfried line and French I'LOLH PKICES LP NEW YORK Sept C— (AD-Fl- our on the Maginot line have Because of a death In the famprices In the metropolitan of Mr bar23 a cents Frank Francis advanced were writer ily area painted signs on their pill boxes the column News and Views has rel today The rise followed the within view of one another readbeen called to Nevada He will highest prlcs for grain for future ing: "Wa won't shoot If you don't writing his column upon his delivery In a year and a half at return to the city Thursday shoot" Chicago sol-dl- re-su- en City LANDS REFUGEES tm t V AT I r- - t t t'V-- erf V V'''' ft ' iV""? - jiKfa 'iraV WOjervf- "1 Radioed from VANTED" London to New York and transmitted by Acme telephoto the -- In reproduction of a the London Dally lUlrror for how Sept 4 (at side) shows -much Adolf Hitler U wanted by England Among his crimes the page lists murder kidnaping theft and arson The photos are of Chancellor Hitler Above l the first picture to reach the United States of Nad German troops actually on Pollh soli Huge numbers pouring over ft ta—P©lMid- - at- - th - bor- - ' bridge full-pag- "i o if i v': The Nazi censor deleted name of the plane when this picture was radioed directly from Berlin to New York (Acme - V i mnxmT j I I vr! tj 5 i: ' I ON '? J I J v'- v ' & ' i I t i 4 - ' ' v ' rrt4wt w - w A i u- 1 5-- CANCELLED BY HULL M m oq&r&r&tv i V v r "r W 0 t 4 v m 'I J Poilus Get Baptism of Fire On Western Front — — This waa announced in the warf: — Secretary of State Cordell Hull American all ordered passports No 3 western front and had penetrated now In the hands of citizens for ministry's communique The government announced that Into German territory European travel cancelled and inParis radio re A stituted rigid regulations govern- French forces had made contact ported trouble in Germany and with the German troops on the said there had ' beei disorders in ing Issuance of new passports Cologne Dusseldorf and Essen as well as the areas of all Czecho slovakia Dispatches from Copenhagen re ported naval fighting off the coast of Denmark t ZURICH Switzerland Sept 5f SAN DIEGO Cal Sept 5 (UP) Germany replied to the French "ghost fleet" which claims with an aerial lnvaaton (UP) — Swiss frontier posts re- —The navy's consists of 49 destroyers idle since g i brought: an ported today that they had seen the 1922 naval treaty can be ready which an to Later Paris alarm raid air a column of flame shoot into the for 'action on (S hours notice It official source said the military air In the direction of the German was revealed today For a year planes had come on "a scouting The and a half under even more than city of Friedrichshafcn without dropping bombs a m typical naval secrecy the "ghost trip" flame seen at war The communiques was accompanied by a violent de- fleet" has been undergoing recon- have failed mlaltry to shed much light n tonation they said her ditioning and the once rusty-re- d Franco's operations along ships now are a glistening navy Rhlneland frontier beyond the fact PARIS Sept 5 (UP) — The gray An estimated $1000000 was she has gom to the military aid of newspaper L'Intranslgeant today spent to ' modernize the destroy- her ally Poland ' Official advices reported "stub reported from Amsterdam that ers Dutch guns fired on (Continuea on Page £ Col W over NEW DELPHI India Sept 5 unidentified planes flying (UP) — The Marquess of Linlithcentral Holland gow viceroy of India declared a SECOND GEP1A!I SHIP (UP)-T5 of grave emergency today state he LONDON '3pt board of trade authorized today and promulgated a defense of Inthe appointment of food control dia ordinance giving the widest REPORTED ATTACKED executive powers to the Indian committees throughout the 3 semi-offici- al Here's Thunder of War j early-mornin- one-fifty-fi- Passengers on the Samaria said blackouts were observed: that the course and shlD followed a zig-za- g at times was convoyed by naval vessels but officers acme a tne re ports of a convoy The British liner Queen Mary and the French Normandle were still docked In New fork with sailings Indefinitely postponed liner The Holland - America Nleuw Amsterdam which reached New York last Friday jammed with with refuzece sails today Prince Felix ruler of Luxemburg and Crown Prince Jean his ion I aboard Shellintr of the Hamburg-Ame- ri can freighter Olindau sunk in the south Atlantic Monday by the British cruiser Ajax after the crew had abandoned ship left no doubt of the fate of German ships caught on the high cas Speeding of the return of American war refugees was expected to follow the resumption of sailings by the Italian line cancelled last week temporarily because of the Imminence of war Count Clano Italian foreign minthe ister told William Phillips American ambassador in Rome the liner Rex would sail from Genoa Friday with 1813 passengers 'r PARIS Sept 5 (AP) —- Franco pursued her second WASHINGTON Sept (UP) with the The United States today drastically day of military operations against Germany today limited travel by American citizens official announcement that "movements develop normally for to and from Europe the entire land sea and air forces" — 5 NEW YORK Sept 5 — CAP) — (AP)— With 539 passengers crowd ed Into Improvised quarters the President liner United States Roosevelt arrived from Europe today In addition to her 123 extra passengers she carried $210000GOln gold The Cunard White Star liner Samaria a day late followed with 693 passengers from Europe 245 of them Americans The Samaria had 1044 passen left Liverpool gers when ehe At among them 555 Americans Boston 251 passengers debarked She also carried gold valued at be tween 112000000 and S15000i)00 The President Roosevelt had on her forward deck a new type of motor British torpedo boat carrying four torpedoes and quick-firin- g guns' v lU: 'n ' y i ' ' WESTERN FRONT ii-r- V to I By RALPH IIKINZEN Transat-lantl- c (Vla PARIS Sept New to York) — Telephone (UP)— An official communique today said that an engagement understood to be preliminary to maneuvering of advance French and German troops had begun on the western front The operations were In a atone six miles wilt on each side of the frontier where troops moved Into trenches between the main French and German fortified lines So far sls official announcement were concerned and so far (Continued on Page t Col SJ i I Am' ran Aim I HUE H 1 i o) TROOPS I ' der Kadlo-Telephot- J j 1 4 ve ft ' JOINT 'MEXICO CITY Eept live n 0 (UP)- -B were and Cruz Vera anchored today at enefrom Tamplco taking refuge my warships German ships VATICAN CITY Kept 5 (UP) —Cardinal Magllone papal secretary of state today suspended temporarily his efforts In behalf of European peace LONDON Fept 6 (UP) — Re today ports were received here that In addition to the German steamer Ollndu sunk off Prazll by the JirJtlsh cruiser AJix tho Ger man steamer Cart Frltzcn has been sunk The manner of the sinking or locality was not given but the crew of the Ctrl Frltzcn was re ported safe BUILDING SESSION CALLED tho new city Equipment needs of will be conand county building and county a at sidered joint city commission meeting in tne courthouse Wednesday at eleven a m Items to be considered Include which equipment for the two floors will house the city and county cellblocks equipment necessary to establish an emergency hospital and cars for three elevator shafts County Commission Chairman Simmons called the meeting Panama Makes Peace Meet Bid WASHINGTON Sept circles heard today the government of Panama Intends to invite all American republics to meet at ' Panama City to discuss the position of this hemisphere in r the face of war abroad BASEBALL government CAPETOWN Sept 5 (UP) — The South African parliament today voted 80 to 67 to sever diplomatic relations with Germany Parliament acted on a proposal by Gen Jan Smuts that JJouth Africa continue cooperation with the rest of the Urltlsh empire It refused to adopt an attitude of neutrality as proposed by Premier Gen J II M Hcrtzog CONTINUE DOCK People Remain Calm Despite Threat Gold In From Sky RAIDS 539 Passengers Harbor From Europe On Cunard Ship r 4 anti-aircra- Don't Shoot We Won't Say French Poilus i Ambassador CROWDED LINER American And Staff Leave EUROPE PASSPORTS EUROPE ENIGMA MMm IjU ers i counter-signe- d !xk Kv CLIFFOIID L DAY : Jitemova Official Oniartejrs i " ' MMit v t 7 — NATIONAL ftcore si I At 0 Philadelphia 1 New York t 1 Jlrrkfclwk Iialterlft Ilamll and Mllllce) R If BMton and Man- ning 2 Ronton flrooklyit Rattcrlest M&xij 0 J'YUr fi lf 3 0 Mtmtn and Caey end 'JodJ By LLOYD LEIIR1IAS WARSAW Sept 5--j ( AP)' —Thousands of Poles and several hundred foreigners including most of the Americans remaining here left this Polish capital city today fleeing into the Interior beyond the reach of German armies and German planes officials j There were reports that the government Itself might leave within a few hours Anthony J Drcxel Blddje Jr the United States ambassador his stiff left famllyahd most Inof a his motor "caraduring the day van flying American flags They headed for ' an undisclosed spot where Diddle proposed to continue functioning as nearly normally as possible ' 'Serlbfl to Remain Other Americans Including a number of Polish descent occupied the extra scats In the UlddJe caravan As It was getting underway bomb explosion and the roar of ft guns-w- ere the "archies"— heard In tho distance Landreth M Harrison second secretary remained here In of the embassy Harrison arid what staff was left planned to §jUy on In the embassy premises j Several American newspapermen left with the caravan (Lloyd Lehr-ba- s formerly of Utah and Idaho of the Associated Pjrets Is remaining In Warsaw for ) the thine being Other Associated Trcs correspondents left to cover the embassy and other points) German planes made two raids on the capital city Despite the dangers the populace j was calm Davis On Hand Most of the staffs of the American British and other embassies arranged to leave the city John K Davis United States consul general and his staff assisted Americans in leaving The first raid of the day came while reports were being received Indicating the Polish defend illnes had been shortened to stiffen positions now held Several times "the German airmen flew directly over the heart of the capital without bombs They confined dropping their 'activities to tho suburbs and njllltary objectives The first alarm sounded at eight-thirt- y a m and 35 mlnuteff later tho "all clear" signal was given The courses traveled by attacking planes caused observers o conclude they were shuttling bark and forth between Austrian Slovak and other German areas In dally trips reloading at each stop and dropping bombs en route Increasing numbers of Varsa-Inhabitants are leaving the their belongcountry tThey pack (Continued rom Pago 1) of anti-aircra- J j I I v fr What's Latest Dope? -- Read 10:30 Edition - — —— i What's the latest on the Euroj pean war? 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